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Conservation chemistry - an introduction: Stone conservation - statues and antiquities

Description

Stone conservation - statues and antiquities

Type of Activity

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group work

Audience

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Teacher

Age Group

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11 to 16 years

Subjects

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Chemistry in action Investigative work Asking questions Preliminary work Planning Collecting, recording & presenting evidence Analysing, concluding & explaining Evaluating Practical chemistry Equipment, apparatus & instruments Standard laboratory procedures Relative masses, masses & moles Formulae Chemical tests Using scientific information to make decisions Everyday life applications: building/construction materials Resource management Consequences of using resources Chemistry & the environment around us Practical investigations Following standard procedures Research using secondary sources Case studies Supported self study Cross-curricular links Thinking & learning Teaching sequences/lesson plans Solid structures Ionic lattices Types of ionic lattice structure Salts Solutions Separation of mixtures Physical properties of materials Acid-base behaviour Mixing & dissolving Chemical change/reactions Representing chemical reactions Common chemical reactions Rates of chemical reactions Investigating factors affecting rate Materials from the lithosphere

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Stone conservation - statues and antiquities

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